He was a VA prior to being full time Director of Operations. Not sure why it is phrased like that. Also they butchered some of the athletes names on that release. Fact checking and spell checks are always good habits prior to a release:)
He was a VA prior to being full time Director of Operations. Not sure why it is phrased like that. Also they butchered some of the athletes names on that release. Fact checking and spell checks are always good habits prior to a release:)
Not really a downgrade considering. It's a DI program that has a long history of solid throwers. He also gets a juco Hammer thrower that went 68+. If anything, he comes out on top.
Question?? wrote:
Why Would texas have 3 coaches leading Sprints, Relays and Hurdles? It's not like the have way too many sprinters/hurdlers.
Its n Ego thing for Texas, The magic is gone. and they are not the sprint/hurdle team they used to be. Heck Baylor and A&M has the momentum in the sprint area of the State of Texas
If any school lost sprint momentum, it's Texas a&m. Not even close to the powerhouse they use to be with exception of Fred kerley last yr. I think Texas is doing better than them on the women's side
Enlighten me. How did Texas A&M (place) at NCAA meet? Now tell us all how Texas did. Then give us the definition of momentum. Now go kneel somewhere.
I guess that scuttles conventional wisdom of volunteering or working as a GA to obtain a paid assistant position. Interesting, but possibly brilliant.
juddy96 wrote:
http://www.charlotte49ers.com/news/2017/9/28/track-field-olesen-hires-eurel-cremeans-as-assistant-coaches.aspx
Hey Tsip wrote:
Enlighten me. How did Texas A&M (place) at NCAA meet? Now tell us all how Texas did. Then give us the definition of momentum. Now go kneel somewhere.
Actually when it comes to where did all the sprint momentum go in the state of Texas, it's largely because Houston stepped up their game on the men's side, while Texas slid a lot and A&M took a small step back.
Coaches News Network wrote:
I guess that scuttles conventional wisdom of volunteering or working as a GA to obtain a paid assistant position. Interesting, but possibly brilliant.
juddy96 wrote:http://www.charlotte49ers.com/news/2017/9/28/track-field-olesen-hires-eurel-cremeans-as-assistant-coaches.aspx
Well not really, I think it more so let’s you know where the coaches head is at. It would seem like he didn’t want someone with coaching experience but for what reason who knows. Maybe so he can mold them into what he wants them to be, and also so the incumbent doesn’t come in with their own philosophies and strategies of coaching. If it works for him that’s great, but it’s definitely not replacing the conventional way.
Oh when someone puts on their bio that they finished in the top 5% at a major marathon, you know they’re reaching to justify themselves for the job with no experience.
UMASS hires Murphy/Napolitano
do your math! wrote:
Hmmmm1989 wrote:I Just Realize they're aren't any African American Assistant Throws Coaches at Any Power5 ..I wonder why that is ?
Do some research...
head coach throws coach
ACC
Boston College men male - white none
Boston College women male - white none
Clemson male - African American male - white
Florida State male - white male - African American
Louisville male - white head is throws coach
North Carolina male - African American head is throws coach
Notre Dame male - African American male - white
Suracuse male - white none
Wake Forest male - white male - African American
Duke male - white male - white
Georgia Tech male - white none
Miami female - white male - white
North Carolina State male - white male - white
Pittsburgh male - African American male - African American
Virginia male - white male - Croatian
Virginia Tech male - white male -white
Big10
Illinois male - white head is throws coach
Indiana male - white male - white
Iowa male - white male - white
Maryland male - African American male - white
Michigan men male - white head is throws coach
Michigan women male - African American female - white
Michigan State male - white male - white
Minnesota men male - white male - white
Minnesota women male - white male - white
Nebraska male - white male - white
Northwestern female - white none
Ohio State female - African American female - white
Penn state male - white male - white
Purdue male - African American male - white
Rutgers male - white none
Wisconsin male - white male - white
Big12
Baylor male - white male - Armenian Ame
Iowa State male - white none
Kansas male - African American male - Ukranian
Kansas State male - white male - white
Oklahoma male - white male - white
Oklahoma State male - white none
Texas male - Hispanic male - white
TCU male - African American male - white
Texas Tech male - white male - white
West Virginia male - white none
Pac 12
Arizona male - African American male - white
asu male - white male - white
Colorado male - white male - white
Oregon male - African American male - white
oregon state male - Hispanic male - white
stanford male - white male - white
UC Berkeley male - Hispanic male - Iranian Ameri
USC female - African American male - white
UCLA male - African American male - African Ameri
Utah male - white none
washington male - white male - white
washington state male - white female - white
SEC
Alabama male - white male - white
Arkansas male - white none
Auburn male - African American male - white
Florida male - African American male - white
Louisiana State male - white tbd
Georgia male - Cypriot American male - white
Kentucky male - African American male - white
Mississippi State male - white female - African Amer
Missouri male - white male - white
Ole Miss female - African American male - white
South Carolina male - African American male - white
Texas A&M male - white male - Hispanic
Tennessee female - white male - white
Vanderbilt male -white none
6/7 out of 55 schools with dedicated paid positions are African American
4 out of all schools head coaches are also the throws coaches
4 throws coaches out 55 available positions are female
2 coaches are foreigners, 2 are from races other than generally white or African American
Wonder if exthrower is on this list
Bodak yellow wrote:
Coaches News Network wrote:I guess that scuttles conventional wisdom of volunteering or working as a GA to obtain a paid assistant position. Interesting, but possibly brilliant.
Agreed and FWIW, I was being slightly sarcastic. But, I've also been wrong before. We'll see how it plays out. Best of luck to the coaches and the athletes.
Well not really, I think it more so let’s you know where the coaches head is at. It would seem like he didn’t want someone with coaching experience but for what reason who knows. Maybe so he can mold them into what he wants them to be, and also so the incumbent doesn’t come in with their own philosophies and strategies of coaching. If it works for him that’s great, but it’s definitely not replacing the conventional way.
Oh when someone puts on their bio that they finished in the top 5% at a major marathon, you know they’re reaching to justify themselves for the job with no experience.
Any movement on LSU throws job?
Metawampi wrote:
UMASS hires Murphy/Napolitano
http://www.umassathletics.com/news/2017/9/27/murphy-and-napolitano-join-umass-track-and-field-coaching-staff.aspx
Lmao she coached MSSU’s first indoor and outdoor qualifiers. Laughable.
power swing wrote:
Hey Tsip wrote:Enlighten me. How did Texas A&M (place) at NCAA meet? Now tell us all how Texas did. Then give us the definition of momentum. Now go kneel somewhere.
Actually when it comes to where did all the sprint momentum go in the state of Texas, it's largely because Houston stepped up their game on the men's side, while Texas slid a lot and A&M took a small step back.
Texas A&M has loads of sprinters, but barely made any noise in Championship. Texas Women's team did way better than A&M this yr.
2017 Results
Womens
100m:
Teahna Daniels (UT) 3rd
Aaliyah Brown (A&M) 7th
100mH:
Rushelle Burton (UT) 3rd
200m:
Aaliyah Brown (A&M) 4th
400m:
Chrisann Gordan (UT) 1st
Jaevin Reed (A&M) 8th
400mH:
Ariel Jones (UT) 4th
Men's
100m
Senoj-Jay Givans (UT) 7th
110mH
No qualifiers
200m
Senoj Jay Givans (UT) 6th
400m
Fred Kerley (A&M) 1st
400mH
Robert Grant (A&M) 8th
Question?? wrote:
power swing wrote:Actually when it comes to where did all the sprint momentum go in the state of Texas, it's largely because Houston stepped up their game on the men's side, while Texas slid a lot and A&M took a small step back.
Texas A&M has loads of sprinters, but barely made any noise in Championship. Texas Women's team did way better than A&M this yr.
2017 Results
Womens
100m:
Teahna Daniels (UT) 3rd
Aaliyah Brown (A&M) 7th
100mH:
Rushelle Burton (UT) 3rd
200m:
Aaliyah Brown (A&M) 4th
400m:
Chrisann Gordan (UT) 1st
Jaevin Reed (A&M) 8th
400mH:
Ariel Jones (UT) 4th
Men's
100m
Senoj-Jay Givans (UT) 7th
110mH
No qualifiers
200m
Senoj Jay Givans (UT) 6th
400m
Fred Kerley (A&M) 1st
400mH
Robert Grant (A&M) 8th
You seem to be neglecting their 2:59 4x400 which demolished everyone and their two 4th place 4x100s.
They aren't as strong as in the past but Texas A&M is doing just fine in sprints
Goolash2 wrote:
Question?? wrote:Texas A&M has loads of sprinters, but barely made any noise in Championship. Texas Women's team did way better than A&M this yr.
You seem to be neglecting their 2:59 4x400 which demolished everyone and their two 4th place 4x100s.
They aren't as strong as in the past but Texas A&M is doing just fine in sprints
Cat fight, biaaatche's!!!!!! woot woot!!!
http://s2.quickmeme.com/img/20/202f284e787144faa8223b3605fc8593b96e9db6885aad541553f3ab33dde27a.jpgNow what?
His bio says he was In 2010, he was a travel coach for Lolo Jones and she would go on to win gold at the IAAF World Indoor Championships in the 60 meter hurdles. What the hell is a travel coach? Wasn't Dennis Shaver her coach?
